It sounds like your looking for how to access the value of the
textbox from javascript.
This is fairly simple, especially if you put an id element on the
textbox. Just use
document.getElementById('yourTextBoxId').value
If that's not what you're looking for, please be more specific.
On Jan 11, 2007, at 1:10 PM, Mark Delfs wrote:
How would I do an if-then statement from the contents of a text box
on a widget?
For example, my script runs and populates a text field with the
words "Passed Test" I want to have the widget change a graphic
based on what this text box says---if the contents of that text box
say "Passed Test" then I want to have the widget change the graphic
to a green version of the graphic. Then, if the text box says
"Failed Test," I want it to turn the graphic to a red version. The
current line of code will change the graphic regardless of what the
box is saying--I don't have the code at my fingertips at the
moment, but, the rest of the script works great except for when
it's supposed to read a text box, decide what it says and change a
graphic accordingly.
Please help if you can, I'm very new to Javascript!
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